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10 WASF\INGTON. The Président Concerned About ‘the ‘Mexican Claims Commission. ‘ ‘POLAND'S COMMITTEE ON COLFAX. f i} Confidential; Carpenter’s Bill for Awother Elee-,)' tion in Lonisiaua. PERSONALITIES IN THE HOUSE, Secretary ‘A RAT) oN THE TREASURY STOPPED. Boutwell im Explanation fof: the Shipping Act. Appropriations for the Deficiecies im the. De- / partments—A Lecture by, Mrs. tten- house.on, Polygamy in Utah, * WAsninaron, Feb. 20,1873. Message from the Pros! Our Treaty dent to the; Senate Stipulations; With Mexico. “The President Was set # confidential document to the Senate, swowing the necessity tor ratifying ‘the treaty now before that body, extending the stipniations ofthe treaty with Mexico under which the United States and Mexican Jeint Claims Com- mission ‘was organized. When the labors of the Commission terminated by limitation on the 3ist | of January, 1873, the awards ia tavor.of Mexico ‘and against the United States amounted in cur- rency,. principal and interest, to $86,721 78, “The amount’ of awards in favor of the United States and against Mcxice was, principal and interest, $505,706 76, of which $154,097 09 was in gold. The Mextean docket is virtually exhausted, there being but 225 claims pending, the large ma- jority of which are practically disposed of by the decisions in similar cases, With the American docket the case is decidedly different, there being 967 cases yet pending. The President called the attention of Congress to this important subject in his last Message ; but these oficial notifications of tus are unheeded, as is exemplified by the indiffer- ence manifested by Cengress to enact the legisla- tion concerning the fisheries rendered necessary ‘by the Treaty of Washington, Opinion of Poland’s Committce on Col- fax’s Last Statement, ‘The members of the Poland committee.are unan- Mmaously of opinion that Colfax’s statement of ycs- ‘terday was of unparalleled impudence and ab- surdity. A member of the committee says there is sufficient ground for his impeachment. When Mr. Poland was asked, ‘Will the committee recom- mend such action?” he replied :— “No; the committee will merely report ‘the evi- dence.” “What is the opinion of the committee regarding Colfax’s keeping Nesbitt’s other contributions in reserve?” was asked, “The opinion is,” he replied, “that there was -fFomething connected with it about which Colfax considered it inexpedient to excite attention. His action was suspicious, and the fact that it was ad- vised by, counsel amounts to nothing. He is in the most deplorable plight.” The Louisiana Bill Reported by Senator Carpenter. ‘Tne bal .reported by Mr. Carpenter, from the “Special committee on Louisiana matters, declares ‘the election in that State held on the 4th of No- vember ast 60 be mull and void, and reinstates in office the State oMcers and Legislature who held position at that time. It further requires s new election to be‘ held for State oficers and members of the Legislature on the second Tuesday of next “May, and directs William B, Woods, United States Circuit Judge for Louisiana, to proceed #0 §=6Lowisiana and appoint two citizens, of Mifferent politics, to be State registrars, cwho shall cause @ new registration to ‘be made of all legally quauded voters of the State, <ommencing March 18 and ending ten days prior ‘Wo the date of election. The State registrars are to appoint two supervisors of registration fer each parish, except Jeflersen and Orieans, for which a greater number are to be appointed, and in each parish the registrars are to'be divided In politics, The President is empowered to employ military forces on the application of the Governor of the State or the United States Circuit Judge to carry ‘out the provisions of this act and enforce judicial ‘Process, and $200,000 is appropriated to defray the expensesof registration and election. Tilt Between Farnsworth and Platt, of Virginia—No Blood Spilled, A lively scene took place to-day in the House be- ‘*ween Farnsworth, of Ilinois, and Piatt, of Vir- gigia. Farnsworth has lately made himself con- spicuous for fighting all the jobs in which he and his friends are not interested, and casting out wasty insinuations against his personal opponents, chief among whom is General Butler, who looks apon Farneworth as little better than a humbng. During the debate on the appropriation for public buildings Farnsworth spoke of ‘granite rings,” and gave a significant look at Platt, sitting directly in front of bim, whose name has been associated with a gran- ite quarry in Virginia. Platt thereupon waxed wrathful, and declared that it Farnsworth meant to insinuate that he was connected with any ring he lied, and consequently was a liar. Here was an ‘Opportunity for a set-to, but Farnsworth, instead of punching Platt’s bead, contented himself with saying that he did not mean Platt, for the suit he ee 0% intended for a larger man, mement ef Ca! eldwell's Case, i Pat i's case has bec been Postponed for digeussion until next Tuesday, and his friendg dre sure that he will not be ousted, -” bya Stenhouse Pelygamy—Curlosity of the Ladies, 4 wre td, B. F. Stenhouse, of Salt Lake City, deliv- ered ber fecture on polygamy in Utah, in Lincoln Hall, to.a very largeaudience, this evening. There ‘were present quite a number of Senators, Congress- men and distinguished citizens, The lady was cor- dially greeted on her entrance, and throughont ‘her lecture was frequently applauded. The expose of polygamy in its practical workings was told in the mild language of an accomplished lady, but was keen and cutting. A magnificent bouquet of fow- ers was sent to the stage, which was kindly ac- knowledged, and at the close of the lecture Mrs. Stenhouse was requested te repeat her lecture. It ‘was amusing te hear the remarks of the ladies after ‘the lecture. They all wanted to know more, and with accustomed cnriosity they beseeched the lecturer for a lecture purely to the fair sex, where ‘they could ask questions. ‘The Subsidy to the Pacific ship Company. Mr. Randall, ef Penmsylvania, offered a resolution 4m the House to-day, which was adopted, referring ‘to the statement of Mr. Legrand Lockwood, of New York, before the Committee of Ways and Means, ‘that a large amount of money had been used Iast session te secure the adaitional subsidy to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, ana directing the Committee on Ways and Means to investigate the mater nd send for persons and papers. The Army Appropriation Bill oF amendments, of which the following are the 00st Important, was reported in the House to- day:—Keducing the House appropriation ef $1,600,000 fos the purchase 2-4 Manufacture of ‘clothing to $600,000, and providing that no part of this sua shall be expended for any army uniform of Gifferent pattern from that prescribea by the ermy regwlations during the war of the rebellion enti the sapply on hand shall be exhausted; the Hoese proviei on for sciling the Old stock is stricken out; an.inem of $200,000 is inserted for the establis*ment of two new military poste on the line of the Northern Pacific Railroad; Mail Steam- atid the House, @ppropriations for army transporta- tien are all reduced about one million eight hun- @red thourand @ollars in anticipation of the Pacific Rallreads,being no longer paid half in cash, if Con- gress enact the pending proposition to that effect. Defeat of, Another Raid on the Tr: rye Another/of tire many devices for depleting the ‘Treasury’ was‘deteated in the House to-day after a kard-utrnggie. It was based upon the recemputa- tion offtne'accountes of the War of 1812, and pro Posed, w. abstract $3,500,000, to be distributed among alfa dozen States. New York’s portion ‘wae about one hundred thousand dollars, while { Vir ginia was to receive $2,500,000. | vote to lay om ‘Uwe'tatite was ost ‘by one majority; but, on the Rnal passage, the bill was lost by eighteen ma- Hjority. It would bea matter of surprise, were it ‘not ef frequent-occurrence iately, to see demecrats ltke Kerr and ‘Beck favoring schemes of this char- acter. The Two Per Cent Bill Checked. ‘The Senate has ‘thrown away another alternoon on the Two Per Cent bill, on which Thurman, Pratt and Edmunds orated until every one’s patience was ‘exhausted, Mr. Hill, of Georgia, rose and read a ‘faneral oration on a Representative from his State, Speer by name, whe died during ‘the last recess, ‘thus preventing a vote ‘om the bill, and to-morrow it will be antagenized by the bill for printing the debates and by the. appropriation bills, The Appropriations for Deficiencies. ‘The House Committee en Appropriations to-day considered the deficiency estimates for the year ending June 90, 1873, ané prier years, but took no action, Secretary Boutwell, Secretary Belknap and other officers of the government will appear before the committee to explain the amounts re- quired for their respective departments, The es- timates for deficiencies are as tollows:—Congress, $905; Department of State, $254,961; Treasury De- partment, $1,797,624; War Department, $2,831,800; Interior’ Department, $28,090; Department of Ag- riculture, $2,180; Department of Justice, $300,000; Judicial, $5,694, Total, $5,221,263. Secretary Beutwell in Expla the Shipping Act. Secretary Boutwell has addressed tho following letter to the Bon. John Lyneh:— Sin—I have received your letter of the 17th instant, inquiring whether, in the opinion of this tion of department, all masters of vessels of the United States en; 1d im the fore! trade must present articles certified by a ing Commissioner to @ Ship the Collector of the port of epertare before clear- ing. Ireply that pacer: the construction given to the of 4 7, 1872, a8 amended by the act approved January 15, 187: lecters of Customs should not require the masters of veasels bound to the British North American possessions, the West India islands or the Republic of Mexico to present arti- cles certified by ® commissiener. In the case of vessels bound as above described a copy of the articles should be obtained from the Colicetor, under the act off July - fre in the same manner as before the f the act to authorize the appointment e! shipping commissioners, &c., ap- proved June 7, 1872, The President on a Visit. President Grant le(t for Baltimore at noon to-day to attend the Union Orphan Asylum Fair, and re- turned to-night. Minister Thornton’s Last Card Recep. tion. The last of the evening card receptions of Sir Edward Thornton fer the season took place to- night. The cempany comprised some of the most prominent gentlemen occupying executive, judi- cial and legislative stations, together witha full representation of the diplomatic corps, Many of them were accompanied by their ladies, John 8. Mosby Declines Legal Pickings. Colonel John 8. Mosby having been tendered the Position of government counsel in certain legal cases, called at the Department of Justice to-day and respeetfully declined the appointment. A Colored Inauguration Ball. Prominent eolored persons of Washington are making extensive arrangements for an inaugura- Vion ball on the 6th of March, They say they are satished with the admission of the right to attend the white people’s ball on the 4th of March, but im view of all the circumstances they think it bet- ter to have one of their own. Treasury Balances. ‘The balances in the Treasury at the close of busi- ness to-day were:— CUFFENCY. «+... 2.00 eee esse eee seeeeerees $2,937,036 Special deposit of legal tenders ior the redemption of certificates of ae 29,770,000 Spiny Indinding. $23,536,000 in coin certifi. cestecesasese ns COIST/AID AFTER THE BATTLE. Counting the Killed, Wounded and Missing im the New Jerscy Legis! ture—The People Up In Arms Against the Reercant Members. The memorable railroad fight in the New Jersey Legislature on Monday night was, it seems, only the prelude toa continuous and more desperate struggle. The tide of the Pennsylvanian invasion was rolled back, but the invaders will igi e porhaps, as early as next Monday night. t meantime a harvest of indignation, if not ven- geance, is in store for the members who succeeded In the Senate in handing over their constituents to the tender mercies of the monopoly. The indigna- tion that swept through Trenton like a flagration has extended to Middiesex, Bergen, Union and Hudson counties, A committee of nearly one hundred of the ‘ere en of New Brunswick visited Trenton on eae nesday night to thank cake Fisher for his manjy and pe le defence of the rights cs his constituents and 0 exp! ne condemnation of the coursé of eur Aor Migdleses. who yous for eve! ehnsylvania brand 0 aah phy scented the aa ger 4 wrat yt $01 aa i ore, Hey ho es Pissed, Feso! ‘ jing upon bil ti her to resign or ‘make somo Teperatien soul in the future againet the a a eeting will be hed next week lew ‘Brunswick gf such propertions that the committee say Jarrard must be con yinced he has played somewhat loosely with the faaveete f his constituents, a] f, of the members were ef. faged during the night in an I Se ation of the wage Sige ite ‘tan Canal os will be again placea on ti next Mon- . day ean, when Assembly bill No. 3 comes before ip Bene ba pore ae ere Was a large ana Githuslastic ineetlng last evening at Libraty Hall, Bllzabeth, at wh ren the impetuone and assioned o: pasge Tapeh 6 for béinly (Wo peninst ‘theaky nd in favor of free railroads. He paid hy yt come sented rorigustinnes he Senate against action on ‘om Trenten, where he pre: thet tarsal a e ral @ Now pending till he could be nee, He Teminded the President that the right AF ged Was lualienabie, as even under the Eng- lish constitution the subject had the right of peti- tion to the sovereign. Mr. Humt declared ms in- tention of arousing the people to.a sense of their @egradation while they submit tothe monepoly. He was heartily applauded throughout. To-morrow Died the people of Bergen county will assemble at Hackensack to denounce the con- duct of their Senator, Mr. Lydecker, me was found in the ranks of the Scott brigade last Mon- day night. Another object of the meeting is ee urge the passage by the Senate of Assembly No. 3. The friends of Lydecker assert that ne hae Tepented, and that he will be feund in the ranka of the people when the bill cemes up. The preparations fer tne indignation meeting in Jersey ge] are not yet completed, There is, how- oken determination to stamp upon arter and sale business the indelible of public condemnation. Two ef the recre- mbers are ey of their own shadows” and will certainly keep safe distance frem the meetii Monday night f il put ® few frail mor- tale te the test. THE WEATHER. War DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CutEr SiGNat OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Feb. 21—1 A. M, Provannitities, On Friday cold northwest winds, with clear and clearing weather, will prevail from the Lakes southward to the Gulf States; southeasterly winds, with cloudy weather, in the South Atiantic States; southerly winds, with rains, in the Middie States | followed by westerly winds and ciearing weather on Frid pees oe soutl senog td Winds and threat- ening w in New England, probably with | pao by Pride night, Cautionary signals are Pie ‘at Norfolk, Cape May, New York and New The Weather in This City Yesterday. The following reeerd will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four houra in comparisea with the corresponding day of last | B38 Sa | erate weather. | fate i Oct Shy with tea, to Olyphant 4 Co, THE SENATE SHYSTERS. The Beverend Harlan and Pious Patterson Cor- |—Unanswerable Evidence that the For- mer Got $5,000 from Durant and the Let- tor Thirty Shares of C. M. from Ames. Washincton, Feb. 20, 1873. Senator Merrill’s special committee to inquire into the distribution of Crédit) Mobilier stock among Senators resumed its session this morning, and roa G. ome of my York oe sworn. "gave ones te ‘h give by Dr. Durant in 10 eve bee is bY, Kept ws PRIVATE ood with bidy hd witness had nothing fed road when he settled with the onspan cahcene the fated he" Hena four a bara in that socout, ae ttee ; ieee Aas charg a4 padvancedf to Sel ee earn eived any ; witness was, Te: netied 9, produce the cheek raw fj bim in Decem- 1865, in favor of Mr. Har! aa he would epi Hep ined ata to New York for it. Mosrill Laic before the committee the following let- Ye “Omen et & sana Bieise Oo. few Vous, Feb. if 2 “To Hon. Lor M. Monit, Picee agton. D. C. “Sin—In coms mplanes with re hay le asure to enc! io Derewith i he origina ur rete copy of setter ingdrepsed by; ot Hayes) Ker het me ‘ay, Aas 0) - ceipt in, ths Cate: ee of Me, “Gakes: Ames, br hy NS find p one Stee tter ow in, beyond doubt, that the Credit were stock and the sate Union Pacific iacome bonds vee Ames personaly toy for account of M: cannot find any letters or Dapers, Dearing upon the matter. We remain, sir, very rerpecetall My ree & 00." ‘We shall be obliged by your returning the en closed at your convenience.” Hue ie ay 12. “Ma moan’ ived of Oakes Ames two Unton Pacific income bonds, Now, 1.386 and 1386. for $100 each, and certificate for thirty ah tock In the Credit Mobilier of a America for Hon. "a W. Patterson, and to be accounted fee ema “MORTON, BLISS & CO.” “Tho Hon. J. W. Parranson:- “qdintiiciin, was 12 “Dear Sirn—We beg to inform you that we have recelved fos the od ae) nee Al WO Union Pacific income bonds —Nos. 1 for $1,000 cach, and certificate No. 38 wr, for ny titres at et Eas St pee : fg aye or TU en OF LSU TON, BLISS & CO. ie if leavi the jtock with Morton, Bliss & C posed he mast have left it there by direction Pat. A recess was taken until half-past one o'clock, but the committee did not meet at that hour. SHIPPING NEWS. WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. The New Yorx Heratp has constructed a telegraph line from New York city to Whitestone, LI,and tho same is now open for the transaction of business. The lime will be found of great service to those having business with vessels passing to and from the Sound, and every facility will be given to merchants and others to communicate promptly, As there is no other telegraph communication with Whitestono, the Herald Line will be open for all business and private messages, and the same attended to with all possible despatch, All messages must be prepaid. The following rates have beer. established :— Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten woras or less; two cents for every additional word. Business messages—For a message of twenty words or lees, to be delivered on board vessels off Whitestone, one dollar; five cents for every additional word. Advertisements for the New Yore Hxraup free. orrices. Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street. Herald Ship News Office, pler No 1 East River. Herald Braach Office, No 1265 Broadway. Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton streets, Brooklyn. Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, LI. Atthe Herald Branch Offices, corner of Boerum and Faltoa streets, Brooklyn, and 1265 Broadway, New York will be @ bulictin of the arrival of all steamers daily. pena irk otchartetesert Almanac for New York—This Day. ot hr. 8UN AND maon NIGH WATER, Sun rise: Gov, Island, Sun sets, 4 3 Sandy Hook Moon rise: Hell Gate... eve 4 45 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH, uners. la, | Destination. | Office, + |15 broadway. 19 Broadway. ‘Bteamers. atiern fam Pree ASo} vessel to is winds te bermude Rete ed & Hous! ie mo 65 days and Gib- as : fran Sas rane pine t & ioad Had neti om Bs, Bran oe tamed Gibraltar Jan} variable ring Si +f in re) rom ela \e), fro yn board and I Gibraltar), Hansen, Pals 1 dn wine rait ee eBay s Pat Vessel to D R De Wolf & Passed Gibralta Dee 28 and took the southern passa had light southerly winds to Int 4 N, Ion 72 W since he: from SB to NW : Fe 18, 29 miles 5E of as ee anda 27, lon 73 10, Mary D 4 Cy ry ), spol ec ir Mary res for ‘Baracoa,’ who sia us with pro- ‘Bark Falken (Nor), Caristoters, Bilboa 66 days, wkh barrels to Fun @& Co. Took the uthern’ paseage - had rmohersie, ‘weather to ters Kertand) pate Ha “n molasses to muda; from thence 10 days, with strong westerly oerk Emma (ot 8), Congdon, Black River, Ja, 20 daya, with. lo yeoties Bithon ae Goriova & Co; vessel tos ney Co. Had strong NK and NW winds; been 4 ‘fey’ . Doe of Hatt eras. Bidays with sug ek "Avalit days, wi ar A yeaa erik hion. Had nee rales from 8 to NW and nl maia peal yards. Bark dW hosevel Harman Havana 18 days, with guear to James E W Had moderate weather. jays nol ol fardenas, bun berg Cn rdenas 12 days, with rto James Ward 4 Co. Had variable, winds and ugh weathers has been 4 days north of Hat Bark Sarah 8 Hale (of Fortand), Wi days, with 8 to order; to Kya Hind” ighe southerty win winds jon iat eras; jays, with at fi bbont (of Hany gor’ Cosnibs, Mas a 43 dave, with fruit to &Ai nt «verse to Miller & Houghton. Pagsed Abraitar Jan 3 tool the soathe! had moderate weather; crn Oot riatiney & ‘On " Stosed the E i ag Rn, fine weather to Hatteras, from thene ison with aS Nana NW gales; Feb 19, 10 plies south of Barnegat, passed 5 bundles of chairs, bottom up, painted white, and a large ‘quantity o and other’ wrecked stuff, apparently rfrom &@ steamer doubt from steamer Norwich, before ted). Brig White Swan (of Boston), Halliman, Atitigua 2 cwhere she had been undergolog repairs, pairs having been dismasted tn a hurricane on Aug 24, ‘bound to Bos. ton), with old iron to Thomas Powers iN Co. Expe: fine weather and moderate northeast trades until Feb 7, and had arrived in lat 34 N, lon 74% W. after which of wester! i northwesterly gales, in Which the brig sprat K, split, mainsail, (orcaail, psec topsall al oretopmast staysall, parted after of main, rigsing and sprung | mainmast; Bund ay, 9th, spol ote Amazon, of and trom Baltimore for Helo Sanciro: ‘ales which’ commenced on Feb 7 and lasted fe 17th: Inst were. mostly trom the NW, soooepenien withs a tremendous sea, WDEaser, gntning and heavy squalls and rain, so much’ so Coa Vocal | days no observations were madc; on th inst considerable quantities of wreck, bpeken main =) topmast, 4c; attempted to make’ Hampton Road: were blown ‘ofr shore. and so determined to stand for ew York; on tae 20th inst_made Barney aS Nap Doves and ‘t of provisions, Tang) Marchi 4 N; from thence fine weather; attera: of Boston), Parker, Cienfuegos 19 days ‘vith sugar ‘and Ronson Solo Bros; vessel to 8 C = moderate weather; been 5 days north ona Hortls, Stowers, Cardenas 12 days, with mo. lasses to BH Howell, Son’ & Co.; vessel to Carver & lind moderate weathe been 4days north of Hattoras. Brig Geo W Chase (of Portland), Bacon, Matan: Lod | days, with molasses to order; vessel tod I ‘Winchester Co. 'Feb 16 had a heavy gale from 8, veering to NW, last. ing 10 hours; since, fine weather; been Sdays north of Hatteras. Senr Kate Brigham, MeNair, Seville 59 days ith cork ood, lead, &e, to Thos Dunham's Nephew Tool The southern passage, and had light trade winds and tng weather to Bermuda} from thonce 10 days, with heavy N and NW gales; Jan 23, lat 2443, lon 44 38, spoke bark NH Haven, from Palermo for New York. Schr’ Hattie E Smith (of Newburyport), Brown, Maya- ez, PR, 18 days, with oranges, to Joseph Enens: vessel ras had heavy days, with moderate was i Saye, north oi Bri Roberts lo BY Wenberg. From Bermuda to Ha N and NW gales; from thence 4 weather. Schr Jennie F Wiley, Wiley Fe vereantias, aan 8, with teler pine to TD Wh. ‘o—verse! Had variable winds; been 6 days north or Hatioras Schr Gettysburg. Corson, Wilmfngton, NC; 10 days, with naval stores to order; vessel to pacar been 8days north of Hatteras, with heavy NE ahd & winds, Schr E A Bartle, Smith, Yisinia ane piv) Hy Rap p, Cole, Virgi ‘homas hy Peitigrew, ‘Virginia for New Lon, on “Schr © H Matloson, Pearce, Virginia, Schr Vapor, Applegate, Baltimore. Schr Albert Mas Rose, Baltimore. Schr Martha Innis, Wiley, Baltimore. Pat Henry Nickerson,’ Whittemore, Baltimore for ‘al ver. The ship City of Sparta (Br), which arrived 19th from Calcutta, 1s consigned to Chas L Wright & Co (not asbe- fore reported), ‘The bark Arletta, which arrived 19th, reports:—Passed Gibraltar Jan 4; took the southern passage and had va- riable weather; been 15 days north of Bermuda -Jan 25, leemvone 4 , Spoke brig Amilcare (Ital), from Beyrout tor New ‘The bark J E Holbrook, which arrived 19th, reports :— Passod Gibraltar Jan 4, abd had variable weather; been 10 days north of Bermut ida. ‘The bark, Axel (Nor), which arrived 19th, is consigned to Funch, Rdye and reports:—Took the southern ‘assage,” and had strong Wand AW gales to Madeira, rom thence to Bermuda fine weather; trom thence Id days, with strong NE and NW gales. Zhe brig Union 7, which arrived 19th, ts consigned to P I Nevin: reports fine weather to Hatteras; from tnenoe iy ng with heavy NE and NW gales; lost lower toretopsail. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford Pd aw York, with mdse and passenvers, to Ferguson & W Bark Venus, Davis, New Haven for New York, we bal- last, to J F Whitney & Co, Schr PathOnder, Sta platen. Fortune Bay, NF, for New “York, 10 dayy, with fish to master. Sehr Chas 4 Ropes, Kirby, | Fortune Bay, NF, for New as A York, Be care, with fish to m. Schr Laura A Dodd, Hamitton, Fortune Bay, NF, for New York, ‘with herring to order. Schr Surge, Abbott, New Haven for New York. |favernool. Liverpool: +|Hamburg . Liverpool. 9 ay. 16 Broadvay, 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green 69 Broadway; 69 Broadway. Bowling Green Bowling Green +158 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 20, 1873. teamship eer Chauncey, Gray, Aspinwall—Pacific ers iat Mary N Nelson ( }, Deshon, "Antwerp—Punch, Eaye FY rk Yumuri (Br), Lane, Guantai amo—Waydell & Co. Hae Union, Colecrd, St’ Jago de Cuba—Evans, Ball & File Asta (Nor), Moller, Rio ‘Fanetro—Fanch, Edye & Bri Mary Ida (Br), Gardner, Port Johnson—Boyd & sch ‘Abbie Perkins, Reynolds, London—Crandall, Ber- cone Clara Woodhouse, Mount, Brazos—Woodhonse & Sehr Clara Montgomery, Terjesen, St Pierre—G Wes- wgchr Sassacus, Ritchie, Point-a-Petrre—H A Vatable & hohe Robt Myham, Phillips, Corpus Christi-v A Stet- ech MW Hupper, Hodgdon, Fernandina—s C Loud & by Mary E Graham, Morris, Savannahb—Evans, Ball * hr Belle Crowell, Crowell, Baltimore—W Chalmers, &ehr Ida Grant, Crowdick, Norfolk—Isaac R Staples, Schr Edward Everett, Drinkwater, Wood's Hole—Chas nine Chancellor, Ferguson, New Haven—Fergusom & Wood, on Rose Culkin, Fitzgerald, New Haven—Rackett & ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TRLEGRAPH LINER, Steamship Cleopatra, Phillip: Pe Havana via Key West Feb 15 (where she put in with shaft broken), in ballast, to F Alexandre & Son. Steamship Champion, Lockwooa, Charleston Feb 1%, with mdse and Bema to H R Morgan & C Lanse any sieeear Stark, Nortoik, wich mdse and Assen Dorainion Steamship rpieer, Crossman, Philadelphia, with mdse lard. Shi Salesnndrine (of Lendon), Sangster, Manila Sept 20, with mdse to J C Rogers a Passed Anjler Nov Cape of Good Hope Dec 17, 81 Jan 2, and crosse the Equator dan 46, in lon’ 31" eavy squalls and calms down the China Sea, then to the Cape of Good Hope fine weather and heavy NW. cales gf the Capes then fine weathe lat N. trom thence NW gales and cals; been 14 days west of Berinud: Ship Cultivator, Nugent, Piverpoo} Jan? and Ramse; Bay Jan 2i, with mdse to Williams & Guion, Mad m Jan 80, lat 50 2 Jan 19 19, passed steam. ons Corinthian, bound east. The Cis anchored outside Bark “Samuel D Carleton (of Boston), Freeman, Hong First two days f NE " ther which had light winds see y weather to the Straits of canoe which ve ssed through Nov 19; passed Cape of Hope Deo in lon dat 3B na tron, monsoon Ee Ard showed |. ine, Equator “van & 1 ee A, SE nance to wind trom the me gperara ear, as pales. 6a, he stocteneneror: et Hudnut's aa 1873, 1873. 8A. 30 86 3:80 P.M..... 62 38 tt ed soe ae a isha dtarats hperitn reeeecais ais correspon: te WP YORT er merereeseseseeroesverergersesoney OTM | mle. ihe Wea ick aa near Nyhan him a hag 72 days, with railway iron, to order, Took the southern p a: and paw varlable ‘wines been 12 days nortl Miark Benedetto tal), Caters, Locate #7 days, with } with | SSeS Eee ees ee e By Schr Palma, Rankin, Providence tor New York. Sehr Oregon, Smith, ightideeport for New Schr Efe P oriland for Philadelphia. Schr J A Ayres, "for New York. Sehr Fred alter, Portland for Philadelphia, Schr Geo E Brown, mith, Bridgeport for New York. Schr E B Wharton, Bonnell, New Hayen tor New York. Schr Cornelius, Jones, Saybrook for New York, Schr Cetacean, Macy, Provincetown for New York. Behr Watchful, Gill, "Providence tor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamshin Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portland. Steamship Glaucus, Bearse, New York for Boston. Schr Lottie Ames, Wooster. Savannah for Portsmouth, uj Schr Bune, Hines, Jacksonville for Boston. — scene [isp a) Ne Kf ME ea Bday, ~ day, De Bay, New York for Boston. CLEARED. hr Ada (B: lew York for St John, NB. Behe f Hastings Chane, New Work tae News Senior i nin organie wale t] rd, Blackington, New York for Spruce teams! eceanic (Br), Bri w, Liverpool Quee: town—J Hyde Sparks, Tpool via Queane- | Mehr Wm GR Mororey, Smith, New York for Calais. Steamship Harmonia (NG), Voss, Hamburg—Kunhardt Bh aio, rere, New York for New Bedford. V Cook, kenburg, Baltimore for New Mail Steampnip Sehr Minguas, Sidi New York for Providence. Steamship Witmington, Holmes, Havana -F Alexandre | Schr Baltimore, Larder, New York for Providence, mshi on 8 Mi 8 Bent Wild sy. amy tore Gr Helphia for Tannto ret —' - chr eon, Endicot ade! ia for Taunton, Hp Gen Barnes, Mallory, Sayannah—W RGar- | Sch eine ais Wooster, New York for Boston. I ir eel ve Ip: lew York for Providence. wercamaniy “Rou Sarotina, Becket, Charleston—B R Ni and aint, New Fork ror Bancor. cue, Hall,——tor New London. Rateamantp WW) Anoke, Couch. Norfolk, City Poin aud | Bene Reeannay rdman, New Fork or Rockland, Steamshiv Franconia, Bra; Porte pa? F Ames. F Pransit, Rackett, New York for Boston. Steamship Glaucus, Bea: jostor. ¥ Dimock. Sehr panie T Sutking, Culkins, New York for Bridye- ourk el Wall Cork or atocua vena Port, Piette de ie i) - Sehr Faroe, | ryon, New York for Provic ache Mary Myer, Eldridge, New York for New Wa- Nchr A Hammond, Baker, New York for Providence, Steamer Galatea, (alc, New York tor Frovidence. SAILED. Steamships: Hammonta, for_| for Ramb ey, Aspinwall: Wilmington, Havan joke, ‘Rich- rahally Liverpool Wriltige Como, Cork; Devonshire,’ Mollendo hy omurh, Guancanames bri Bishop, Bilboa; JF Erichse Rivet Qeeen, Cadiz: shire Clara Woodhouse, Brazos. bar! Bremen; (Perw) 5 Ansio, Cor Seer lotte, Lisbon ; Stephen o Brettin; Lily, 8 tn ng: Nellie Bowers, Hava Wind at sunset NW, lig! The Herald Almanac. {From the Nantucket Gazette.] ‘The Heraup Atmanac for 1873 comes te us this week in its second annual round. It has already asserted its right te be called the Almanac of the Western Continent. Its Mariner's Guide is worth ten-fold the price of the work ‘The hurricane and cyclone charts for both hemispheres areinvaluable. Among th ures are the storm sig- nals, tide tables, life-saving stations, bar ports of the world, fog signals, ocean steamer night signals, funne) marks, &c. Yachting receivesa liberal share of atten- tion, and the principal yacht clubs ar corded @ space in proportion to their importance and standing. We know of nothing in sach a conveniemt form which gives so much sat ction respecting our leading clubs. Asa financial, commercial and statistical register this work will commend itself to all classes. We a vise every sea- a8 copy of the Hema. ALMaNacon board ‘ard room or steerage Sub be Taroisned Without e copy of this Marine Disasters. iP Geo Wasmineton, Quick. from New York for ins. which put into Savannah I3th inst with crank pin broken, sailed 20th to resume hor voyage, hay- ing repatred. man arr Norwrcn, from Boston for New Orleans, be- ried foundered, fy nace ran hetween Boston Bet Best nnd wae receiitly purchased by parties in New Grice for $13,000, with the intention of puiting heron lavang route. It is said that the steainer and cargo were insured, ‘Smir Aco (Rus), Ekquist, from Baltimore yia town for London, arrived at the Isle of Wight Feb cargo damaged, eens. with | Suir Panama, Borstel, from San Francisco for Bri: B, before reported at St Thomas Jan 27 in distress, lost rudder. Bask Gazrute (NG), Lauer, from ecnstown, whigh, But into Fairarets a She had discharged for repairs Jan fa} K Tawena (Br), Knowles, from Liverpool for Braeden, put into Tahiti Dec 27—for what cause not y, Bojees ay am Galveston for nant Lizzie Raywonn (Br). gabe ig haw vespee cargo = Ae een nie reported andon raved. pay 1 ne bullet it Georgetown, ne in 1864, apd hatled tr hom wee bn, N Srew taken ghd landed af Dascnes Fe ‘about 600 tons bur: built io Beotia ip tod balled from Newcastie. ~York for Portland. 5 tne steams or ei Brie Capronicon alsina, from Mobile for Bat Jona, with 4 yalsed at reported by casio’ tg have been abandoned of sca 3 Crew saved. Yor Dee 24 for rengrige arvived St tab, i tana, Be me ew Aa iat He y ion. Rovau Sovernion (Bi for? Leng anaonGs Baio aney, OB f was reais, }, Wi 4 van not mating any war, but would tide wes Som aed Mowing ‘a: rs vel ihe mae La an lowing of orted ashore at Point alte! snr, aged Sun- See eeab ce a ca jumber and materials sae "ee Cont of the amount re- iz Actas, be! Teported taken into Provincetown Py ir {a Cistzom, pen at Union wharf, oeey ‘an ‘opportunity ES 4 vale Hf a catimated 1 coil cost oe per condit Bour rae Poot fram epee fore reported ashoré on rt eae all vas pelne ta ih ‘nd | eh ae iddgartown: 519th, b per eans of pum) and bailing it ven thoughy t she cf ould be sok of ‘ait Sour ALDANA Pte ger Rata rdenas foe. Balti- ou Point No Potet and remained I i 6 enptalt n Point No AD a Arrived at Baltimére tmoruing of 10h, and had’ sent o lighter and tug to her assistance, Scus oe, Lord, at Charleston 15th if from Rast. rt, Me, had @ very heavy; Spe onthe 7 dul Hove ini A ‘cabin aad injured the c t of VER CROMWELL Was got 0 Haven (oth, Dot the Hichard 8 Semaine. Montauk ‘ont 174 with sehr Speedwell, from ree, poiig at er Gamage, 's and Pat into a fant, for Chi loned at sea. The Sonn Bacnane:F Poranep m pustioh, from Providence fo: Baltimore, is before reported in. conuaek off Dan ith lew stove peas two ro large hole mate" below the Pantene) aa pair, The lost bowaprit and veo whist bore up for New ondon, yw SQuALL if ches been ao rity y from Rel qth gerwo of ha ror mn Beltast Jan a, ithe te of iy 3 ~ pe 4 eer ing te meas ‘Sworrdeted foressits hove the vessel on chain boxes and. every: leews wind rom NW, took in mainsail and kept off re the sea; 9h, a "plowing heavy, furled foresall ss | aa unde! Mere poles; 10th, at 4 A M, vessel all hands at the pampe and the water gaining ‘ast; wind moderating, ssupsed the'well aM ree feet of water in the hold; llth, 4.4 M, vessel ersling set, four feet of water in hold; got out mt pees, Ready soe leave her; 12 o'clock noon, cut awa: rolling over, threw anc fp to lighten the vessel all we could; at over the deck, leaving her ete: two feet of water over the deck ; ir in the bi oa a ‘i al), lon 9 in with b; Sa tain aero for Yew orks who kindly us on board and brought usto this pert,’ The Snow anal was 15 yoars old, 1 Cay fons burthen, ud owned by ptain James Robinson, of Belfast, M ‘aI are o} (new) was burned to_the t he: sings at Scott's mills, in East ‘la, Mtn ast. he was afterwards scuttled, portion of the machinery and the bull oF the vot foe serious damage. Thé machinery was lamay but not entirely ruined. The boat cost Goat 98,00 an and was not insured. ish oat Rescus, |: bi ae an (IN ihe carelessness of the tiling of the water tanks. The xegeres morning ven in time for the crew, consisting of four at pier No, 13 North River, mk charge o! alarm wes, Solid ¢ the! ir by seer but ey failed to save their LIGHTER, ier some 75 bole rosin aboard, was sunk >; aed gone of the wharves at Wil- Pon are entertained for the safety of ship Lincoln an Wilks, which sailed from New York Dec il for Lon- don, with ne colts, of 1,555,150 Ibe oll Saye bbls rosi = Bales hope and 64 Cases tobacco, and had not arrive out Fe The bottom of the ship Peruvian, after paying been re- Heved of the large Roden ecis. of tin which kept it down upon Peaked Hil Bers ‘was washed well up on the beach during the recent gale, Carx Canso, CB, Fed: 12—Schr Ocean lily, Walters, be- fore reported here leaking, is dischargin cargo, oa re- commendation of a board of survey, aud the vessel has been sold at private sale. Miscellancous. ‘The purser of the steamship Champion, from Charles- ton, has our thanks for tavors. The new schr Martha M Hale, recently launched at the East Providence shipyard, was sold by. auction 19th at Providence, ta Mr Charles R Ontlon of Warren, RI, for 835.900. "Sive's GUD tous regiaven Smrsorpiea—At Richmond, Me, T J Southard the veteran shipbuilder, has commenced building @ ship of about 1300 tons, to be launched early in the season. Bicek Island parties have now Building at Bristol, Me, 8 fing new schooner, of the. following dimensiohs:— t; beam, 15 feet; depth of hold, 5 feet, and will repister bout Si tons. She is intended asa packet Totween Newport and Block San Francisco, Feb 20—The at San Diego, today, with, the ship Idaho, | The lat er. wit ri be the steamship Great Re Notice te Mariners. * Orrice oF tHe Carrain oF FH Fort. Montxvipko, Noy 28, 1 rior government, under date of the 25th es) han’ reso) ved tograntto the Company of Lighthouses the Rio de Ja Plata the establishment of one temporary light of fourth order on ne Cape of Santa Maria, ping one of the first class is bet esta Dlished ; said company to collect of each vessel entering the two centimes per ton, excepting men-of-war and the ves: sels of the Royal Mail of England, Las those of the French Messagerie. This superior anar shall be in force bet — aos day of January, on which date this light will ¢ first vi The light Ok white and fixed 15 metres above the level of the sea and visible at8 miles. Its pesition is $440 30 lat 3, 47 57 10 long N of the meridian of Fernando, eats Montana arrivea a8:cm zers of the steam- wed from Acapulco by NORTH SRA—HOLLAND—NeWw LIGHT AT FLUSHING, Notice has been received that a new light is now shown every night on the western jetty of the mole of the com- mercial or at Flushing. ‘The li is fixed white, elevated 14 feet above the tever of onakaary high tides, and illuminates the whole ana iantern is paste oD @ post placed at the outer ex- mity of the mole. BALTIO SRA—SWEDENLIGNT AT RAFPEL POINT, OLAND SL AND. Notice has heen received that a light is now Lar hed at Kappel rons on the castern coast of Oland Islan: re light is flash, showing ev Fa 10 secondenthe flash lasts 4 seconds and the eclipse 6 seconds—and in clear weather should be seen froma distance of 16 mile: tween the bearings NNE and 8, through W, so that the pe of Pinngrund and Hagbygrund are not covered by nays. The lantern is placed on iron post, and its positign i: lat 564919 N. lon 16 00 36 a Wie re Bearings magneuc. Variation in 1872, 11 degrees W. ADRIATIC 8EA—DALMATIA—LIGHT ON GRUIZZA ROCK. Ths agstrian government has given otice that on the 24 th of December, 1872, a new li a8 sho Ray om the nthouse recently constructe uizza A ‘he light is fixed yee ¢ lovpe feet above | mean level of the sea, and’ in cles Weather sould be sécz from a distance of 9 miles all round the hori; ‘The illuminating apparatus is dioptric ned or the third order. oon tem ep amaline is 39 ich, stands alongside the ain Sao is pt white and is one and ag ston i is N, lon 1493 09 B. or 2} POINT BUSHIRAT, ISLA! A.conteal buoy with aday ball has been moored in n foot water at the end of the dike off Point bushita £ entrance wo the port of Lago Grande, on the islan of * almilar to. the above has been moored in 8% feet Water, over the large shoal off the entrance to the port of Ragusa, Daim: tg potion, tects British ert Charts Nog 120, 120q, 1872, 2261, 2262, 2711, 1682 and 2712; US light list Nos 3 iy ale of the Bureau ot Navigation. R A WYMAN, Commodore USN, Hydroerapher. Fydrographic Office, Washington, DC, Feb 8, 187 Spoke Ship Bombay, Jordan, from Savannah for Liverpool, Feng Winllew SE oF Gaps of Virgintn ibis OF LAGosTA, aus walety, (Br), from St Donulako City for Boston, Feb I jon 71°80, (7 Was short of provisions, bee ee supplied, vessel which spoke her ‘Was also short) eS ne Jan %—Arrived, ship Simla, Salter, New Feb 2—Arrived, steamship Mei epolig. is, Nick- Home », Huly ‘Asrinwait erson, New York; 5th, schr Blas, Sailed Sth, brig J G Ford, Cienfuegoi Benwons Feb b—Sailed senr =r pl pence Lafkin 1 (from sae rk Ascenzione tad, as80Fi, , Dats Mave ja tab, Lignori, and Osanna LSINORE, Feb ein th ‘the Lg any ere er. ). Scott, from Savaninah for Copenhagen, £6 sscow, Feb 20—arrived, Meameniy “Australie. en, ik, New York. Fon ia Arrived, steamship City of Hayana, lew Yor! HAurax, Feb 15—Cleared, brig Crescent, Nelson, New Istx or Wient, Feb 13—Trrport ship Argo (Rus), Ekqu! from Latah via Queenstown tor London, with Saree 19—Arrived, ships Pomona (Br), Bruc ntree (Br), Berry. New Orl I ms, Charleston; Abby Ryerson (Br) h, Savannah; bar! rrived, steamship Holland (Br), be, De Dasy. (Br), Carty, Cata- rrived, te Io tor New Hopkins, and arsine or Bos. barks Hornet, mee elphia Chueh, Ha an tA i "ne Miller, Thombs, Whang: for commence ldg the og Harding. for 40, do; Nim- rk rabella, Tracey, bp Getion’ aud Young Dick (Br), iy: mons, for do. ence, Feb S-No vessels in p fg ig atthe Was tt oak Feb 5—In port schr Ellen Weldon, for | ag Feb 18—viearea, bark John G Hall, Dun- ham. ‘Carden: Tan 8-Sailed, bark Salus (Br), for Totoro- He erat tiidauer to load tor, Boston, New York on Shile, it ‘at Hampton Roads (or orders. Jan 4, ship Rombate Strout, Calder: joston ; bar! nd: ‘ascal (from ‘Mar. Boston), rie baled Lily, Willi ton, and Margaret (Br), Roac Br, Willams, Galveston. Loxpor, Feb | 20—Arrivi Bravg. N New LG Mekay, for Unite and Some (Br), k; DR it me atch A it Lock: pe Fost Svea \Nor), Hal my eke — Cleaned Shi Helene (NG), Jaburg, Bremen; 4 ides Dark. Sailed lth, aip ieee ge), eae 1th, sehrs 5 1th, . viora Cr a wun bury, uxt eit chr Angie’ Ames- Tn port 4th, barks, ; Casco, Pen- pey;'brige Ek Cotriogtgn, <3 Give Raarta: Caseo, Pen (Br), Do’ os sy schrs 8 8 Bickmore, Barter; ft Jones; Samuel Fish, Teel; aad Win Deming, ai al opium brig Bogota, Marsing: New, wkins, "So 3th As ae rasa Belle, Back- goer Vinaihaven for New w York mCOuPUS CHRISTI, -Arriy ran, Dickerson, New Morky Charlie ny RLESTON, Feb 17—Arrived, sehr ip Clintock. Baracoa. rile’ Biewduas, MaPod —Schrs John McAdam, Montgome! lara), New Hoven: Wi am, Fish, Brunswick, oth imstip Georgia," Orowell, oe ae bark Quebec it for Falmouth “a a market; ABETAPORT, Feb Tr ated, sche Lixme rN London: Twill Johnson, ‘Providence Cc Pot nt Johaeon, Ford i Yacob Raymond, eh eat gohrs Belle Seaman. Hew York Glond, Joh seen et eM i4gnce) ‘ch tonne i nas more. Clark, New Hay. 3 Gece, FORTRESS MONROE, Feb parks Amoner, Averill, nom Messing 1 Ky remen ; ater ‘North, brige Volant, MeDonald Demerara; Win Maguire, an alg Wandin, 15 Bratley, from. Cardenas; sao larding, irom Georgetown, w= Thad our—Ship Macaul for Rotterda: i for Apee' mie ignahar for ieee rom Rich er fox Taverpoots sehrs bit Sat t mend in FALL Riven # Feb 17—Salied, schr ae Middleton, Jry wi BineSatied, sehr Remington, Samvel eee Jr, Risley, and New New ieared—Schr Hector, Higgins, 3th—Arrived, schr E A Susie (Br), pool; barks diaga, on ‘ Blois, A fide the bar 3th, PM, ship Soutnern port Arrived, steamship City of Ban Antonto, Pennin; Lewis, Lewi: Arrived out ging, Havre. Bis ‘ed ‘ork. Cleared Steamship i into (BE). , are Cleare vearp! an Jacint arro’ ), Lew oD. le TF York via ‘est. ue EORGETOWS, 5 SO Fel fie li—Arrived, schr Watery, cen GLO SUCEMER, t Feb If—Arrived, schr Lookout, Sil New ¥ «a aa schr Ruth T Carlisle, Smith, Roexport, ¥ fbihe-arrived schrs © M Wentworth, Collins, Calaia for New York; io Hoxtols; Legos, Daggett, Hann Scribne mon, do; Albertnson, Bremen; schr Marcis, ah F Baker, Rock} Philadeiphis for ‘York. hort’ ilco; Wontworth, GALVESTON, ¥eb 12—Arrived, schr Island City, Smith; Liver wou POACKSONVILLE, Feb 14—Arrived, schr A Hayford, Nieared IS, schrs Eugene Borda, Smith, Boston; 18h’, Condon, Nor LU. r wich. lavana. eaopee Mo, Feb 1 1S—Asrived, sehr Liasie Dewey, Pars In port, ready for sea, schrs Addie Ryerson, and Vir-’ BIL! Fall Rivei NEW 0 Ger, eee ie Barcelona, Santander; schr Hedy ante ci ain. fe Suited, sioamshtp Bilen 8 lig x. 0! Feb 15—Arrived, Rose, Wood's Hole, Mass ; Enos Bi fect : wick, Fr and Py Kingtion, Soutawxsr Pass, N a Pek oar, New RFO! lew! ri “bel ise ihe oe lavan Feige. lavan: ara, Hay on Wain Feb, 14—Arriv bark Au-tralia da, Agnew, Matan schrs Gov J riggs, Corse, ew ILE, Feb pvideecr, sabione berkents ‘Buland, bark Hi Jari roma ea oe a, de f- Frank Lacey zine! I7th—Arrived, er AD Scull, Steelman, Boston; . low Rose, ‘Fun,’ ON 18th—Arrived, steamer Zackawanna, Garrison, New: York; schr Edwi At ‘Guarantine—-Se in, Jones, A more for New York—one man si¢k. oveW BU NEWEPOR’ Warren 8 for Liverpool. Burroughs, Philadephia iii ae Brak r Rival * PROVIDENCE. Pele 15a sehr 6 Col RIG) non BAN DGG caval Sailed—8ter a) hegan. York for Portia Thom: Bosmingo rity no teesin State. Francisco. San Carlos (Haw), Johnson, f Boston, ren Wood (Br), from Shi felday a arrived wes D for Sai Fasaciece (with inward cargo); Norway, bury, tang orders; bark Otteren (Nor), for ants Yo Tord trate: for New York; Ann Gambies 1, for San Francisco ; James A Brown, dreenwich, dis American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Feb 18—Arrived, steamsh{p John Gib- baa Hoaton N Feb steamers Aries, Wheldon, Phiindelpnia: ship Aoohe'a oan well, ia ge nie a Pe! Ser,aiete Dog reabee de Verde vagndas Tracey, New York curs = Baited “$i sarerere tiene Tang polis bark Walter oe hoc. h—Arrived, mah leClellam Howes, Balti- mores weptane, te, be York, Al tag Baltimore, ‘. wee ¢ oe vine ook, O11 Pro ae Metin Maw! 0 ‘oi W ‘Foster, Poy a ee mon iain ed, b to load for at Tago cutee Sailed—Steamers Wm Lawrence, Mallett, Norfolk; Vir- gina, eats, Philadelphia; schr Pointer, Thrasher, PORTSMOUTH, NH, Feb 17—Arrivea b, Ames, New York for Roc! Kitchen, papers. 1 Wentworth. Fall River wards, do for Baltimore: 19th, 8 Cuba: Onrest, Romer, Gieared Sicarmanip ong orm lawie Providence; nzas, Cleared—Steamships Panth aay on, Crowell, Boston; barks Meri: men; Emma Granam, Smil Sc scacmnanip Pasither. tor Provecnce, Duk cAcriven” steamship Midlothian (Br), Thompéon,:. Gan A Nelson, and Najad Alice, and River: Vesse| 19h—Arrived, rate} B Vanduse: 3 PM—Barks ‘Abraham Linc brigs Hermes and Peri went up zon, ie or Hoe vio went to sea about 0AM. Steame! ere, J B Van Dusen, for oa Fram et Andreas, WI. for cptadetp ia ; fone AND, Feb 17—Cicared, cl Bo phy hrs Wm Grete FB yn Roads re bark Pepita. PM—Arrived, Calais, ‘Costanzo, Trieste: schrs Ro Gnibarien; 'D 8 ‘ent to sea Ppt! Darks brigs Mohawk, on schrs Marion the morning unchat hark, ‘Rosina Alice TAtleton, ‘hr Alligator, McGregor, Keillor: schrs Mares = longs ee wiles iD ' vectra Ek, Woot Parker, Port Johnson. ler, Knowles, and Tit nny Boat, Kelly, ‘orien Ll, t igh Adams, and B Woolee Is, Providence ; bol « Len: br Rebecca W Huddell, Maloy, Batti: Ray ere Venezuelan (Br), Bremmer’ (from Mobile), Liverpool. Arrived Jn Hampto from Boston for, Richinon RYPORT, Feb 17—Arrived, chr Ann Elizabethi« hrs Porto for New York: niches Porte Mico, AM—Arrived in the night, sehrs Titmouse, Han- dren, and Wm But) 7 qq), , Knowles, Providence for. V: ‘Orie, from Baltimore for one ‘ot,” bark Scotland, Rogers, Gatveston : NEW HAVEN, Fep 1o—ATeivOa; schr 88 Smith, Snow, . Wareham for New York. Sailed—Schr Annie 8 Carll, Carll, Virgint 20th—Arrived, schrs 8 © Hart, Kelley, r attmare re; Rate lie Burton, Burley, New Sork: sear ich, Cook, jefe ferson; Sarah Laverne, Averill rs E 8 Tyler, Nutrex” Providence; Edwin Halaig arin ‘Geor Hore Wanye Silas Brat, ib and Daniel) ap CN ore 5 ins Averdeci: ith, Dries, Tropie e Bird, Cosgro y, Rio Grande. McLellan, Mata oerere Weatied tothe seh Anule K Stevens, eng, Mont jomery, dor | 43th, shlp Orden Anderion, London Gone: condita (Br), Goudie, Greenock eenstown; Maryland (Nor). Predenel ksen,* ‘Graton ose Maria ria ). Fernandez, Goran schrs joston: J H Frenchy # qTh— arrived, barks Planet coe felaga; Har? ret Wade (Bi r), Cockril is Hull; Olive BY), Jones. Ber. Bremerhaven (Nor), f Hedbare, Barcel red—Bark King Oscar II (Nor), Wisner, Grim: arama Me Bead a ae eared — oud (Br}, Bec! PIA DELPaTA a b 1B—AI are J hae! bury. Mateuzsa; J Manning. Bini bres Merrick, Lippincott, Mi Sulled—Steamehip Guit Stream, Providence; schr 0 X{ Elmer, for: Tarbades bi haviny repai i9th~Arrived, steamship Alliant hols, Providence ; brig Moses Di ‘osby, Cien!aegos; aches Amateur Lets l, Halifax; Rattler, McPherson, Fortune Bay vig, Gloucester, Mass; Chas E Raymond Kelley, Boston. Siner, Huntley, st. Ma ree nd r OCR: Boston; General Pat. ar. ip a for do.! = Ha ard, Howe, 8 Rogers, Horton, Dalunay jen harbor, nd. ND, Feb 18—Arrived, part Pepita (Ger), Gar- to load for Rio Gra a AH, RO! of different States: lega’ vance ; sdvice hi trees 0, Feb 20—Arrived, Panam vie Acapulco, ‘ashimy » havi i a eb eo Kirived, sche schrs aa lua mae brie Atlas, timers 9 it Five Sigere, 3 ta S Drew, Jack ‘Margarethte javana; schr in prime Nor) Counsellor-at Law, “A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LE different States; sufficient cause; ne im steamship Montana, Feb 20—Arrived, ren Oriental, ut red Bi LF ine (Br) Eine Liverpoo! fed—Steatnahips Geo aed rah B Nash,’ . sae me a tarts VEN, Feb 13—, a eTsRe RATER. prc Sg A Th port—The above arrivals and sohra M KW, and He - Toth AM— Arrive 1 pagal ko, Vir go ‘BD, f & ae yds Pat: Baile Bh teeet sig Ailes; ochrs Nathan Clisora, Five Susters * and P WIL peat XO, Feb \7—Arrived, barks DeNobas, Havana; brig Home, Geun, ae! d—Steamship Reguiatot, Freeman, New York Jolin Pieree,' Towamen') Gurdenaa: Toate’ Devers Curtis, Boston; schr D Talbot, Amebury, Darien, LEGALLY FROM pe rdoerton, ac, ‘aptictey itaeds ‘BO ‘entil A —HERALD BRANCH OFFIC! Fn tag Lia * corner ot avenue oO © M, to' a T-AN IMMENSE se viuae gee taky ek 4 bt Cutlery, Cooking Utensils and e in housel ARD D. BASSFORD, Cooper non! Be tnves. tek Aa Me bf roR KIDNEY DI IDNRY Dis. ease Li s) rights ogi tiga heats and Genito- =. oy psi nt, Dr. 7 Vork id by ai Nore wb EE Tia ~oigiasae CARPET MONDAY,